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A decreased leukocyte count in peritonitis appeared to reflect a state of increased cytokine response, especially an increased response of the Th1 system.
Under basal circumstances, greater activity of the T allele was observed, and when stimulated by nicotine, C-824T responded differentially, with an increased effect of the drug on the T allele; when stimulated by PACAP, the increased response of the T allele was even more apparent.
By comparing reactivity to CCK-4 after pretreatment with placebo or propranolol, a β1 and β2 receptor antagonist, the role of the β adrenergic system in the hypothesized increased response of Type A subjects to CCK-4 walsolso assessed.
Fourth, in stark contrast to previous laboratory experiments, we do not see an increased response of effort when rewards are framed as losses.
Namely, some studies, like Khorasani et al. [18] and Kronfeld et al. [19], observed a tendency for an increased response of blood glucose concentration while the others have indicated that plasma glucose concentrations do not change when fat is fed [20] or when long-chain fatty acids are infused into the abomasum [21].
To examine the involvement of telomerase inhibition in breast cancer cell apoptosis, we observed an increased response of apoptosis to the transient overexpression of Smad3 that is an hTERT gene repressor or to the transient expression of the hTERT shRNA to silence the hTERT gene.
These increased responses of cells from chromium-exposed rats may indicate chromium-induced sensitization and may possibly be used as a biological marker for chromium exposure.
The study shows soil monopile tower interaction increases response of tower and monopile.
Our results suggest that the increasing response of the variance CV for plant species biomass reported in earlier studies may have been due to the accumulation of habitat specialists at low abundance with increasing species richness [9].
Dose-titration studies of rifampin confirm a continuously increasing response of early bactericidal activity by measurement of sputum colony counts with corresponding increase in rifampin dose (16, 17 ).
A plausible explanation for this phenomenon is an increasing response of the maternal immune system to "paternal" human leukocyte antigens in fetal cells.
